Another end of an era kind of story. This one involves paper.
The more excerpts I read from this book, the more I realize I need to find a copy.
Here is another story worth a listen.
Author Archives: John Wallenfeldt
5 iconic toys born in Minnesota | Minnesota Public Radio News
Even more things I did not know came from Minnesota.
Muir on Vimeo
An Interview With Bill Moyers | Q&A | BillMoyers.com
Obviously, we are from different times and don’t agree on anything, but I admire the passion of Bill Moyers and the reasons he pushes for the changes he thinks we need. Here is a recent interview.
Which came first? Mexico’s famous drink, or the town that distills it? | Public Radio International
Drinking sunshine. I like that.
The Congresswoman Whose Husband Called Her Home : It’s All Politics : NPR
Back in the day, Democrats hated women about as bad as Republicans do today.
More of the unknown history of our newly adopted state.
Si Se Puede: Cesar Chavez, The Man Vs. The Movie : Alt.Latino : NPR
The measure of a man, through the limits of film making.
A New Look at Kowloon Walled City, the Internet’s Favorite Cyberpunk Slum | Motherboard
More stories about Kowloon and the hold it has on our future.
Here is more information, including how to help get a book out about the city.
Bill Moyers Essay: The United States of Inequality | Moyers & Company | BillMoyers.com
From last year, but things have not improved.
A Strangely Beautiful Map of Race in America – Emily Badger – The Atlantic Cities
Do not believe your television set. This nation is way more diverse – and distributed – than folks would like you to believee. Yes, we congregate amongst our own, but we do it all across the board.